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Startups Move at a Breakneck Speed – It's Time for NDAs to Stop Breaking That Pace
To a startup, speed is essential to our survival. We are constantly racing the clock to achieve economies of scale before we must go back to capital markets for an additional fundraise. Given that delay is disadvantageous to both parties, one must wonder why they spend time on NDAs.Inconsistent Discipline Supports Discrimination and FMLA Claim
Among the themes of this column, consistency in applying work rules (along with documentation of the same), likely tops the list. Where there is evidence of inconsistency, a denial of summary judgment is likely to follow.'Happy' Law Firm Associates Disrupt In-House Hiring
Law departments are experiencing the tightest labor market in memory, and I have an observational theory on why.Send the Law Journal Your 2021 NJ Associate Hires
Submit your New Jersey associates hired in 2021 to be included in the yearbook.SCOTUS Response to Texas Abortion Law Seen By Democrats as Justification to Stack Court
Democrats said the court's ruling, which allows a law that violates women's rights to obtain abortions under Roe v. Wade and Casey v. Planned Parenthood to stay in place, is proof as to why they have to expand the number of justices.View more book results for the query "*"
Democrats Using U.S. Supreme Court's Texas Abortion Law Decision As Reason to Stack Court
Democrats said the court's ruling, which allows a law that violates women's rights to obtain abortions under Roe v. Wade and Casey v. Planned Parenthood to stay in place, is proof as to why they have to expand the number of justices.Fisher & Phillips Lodges Trade Secrets Suit Against Investment Company
Fisher & Phillips filed a trade secret lawsuit Friday in Pennsylvania Western District Court on behalf of JFS Wealth Advisors. The suit accuses…Transfers Without Consideration: Income and Gift Tax Implications
In this edition of his Tax Tips column, Sid Kess presents some guidelines on how to treat gratuitous transfers for federal tax purposes.Initial-Interest Confusion Doctrine at the Supreme Court
In their Intellectual Property Litigation column, Eric Alan Stone and Catherine Nyarady report on the case 'Select Comfort Corp. v. Baxter;', where the Eighth Circuit joined the majority of circuits in permitting recovery for "initial-interest confusion" in trademark cases under certain circumstances. The Supreme Court is currently considering whether to review the decision and potentially resolve a circuit split on this issue.Weber Gallagher Turns to Fox Rothschild to Defend Against Former CMO's Racial Bias Suit
Andrew S. Esler and Catherine Thea Barbieri of Fox Rothschild have stepped in to defend law firm Weber Gallagher Simpson Stapleton Fires & Newby…Trending Stories
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